Ute Wassermann

Ute Wassermann is a German voice artist, composer, improviser and performer whose work explores the extended human voice as an ever-changing source of sound. She studied visual and sound art in Hamburg and singing at the University of California, San Diego. Her performances connect sculptural vocal gestures with field recordings, bird whistles, resonators, objects and different types of microphones.

She has worked with Phil Minton, Thomas Lehn, Martin Blume, Birgit Ulher, Sabine Vogel and numerous composers and improvisers internationally. Her ensembles include Speak Easy, MUT, radiotweets and Hatifnatten. Alongside recordings and concerts, she creates audiovisual voice installations, premieres contemporary compositions and teaches workshops in vocal exploration.

On Creative Sources, Ute Wassermann is credited on 6 releases, including kunststoff (CS017), pollen (CS085), backchats (CS149), among other recordings.